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'ANTHROPOS' means ______ and 'LOGOS' means STUDY.
'ANTHROPOS' means ______ and 'LOGOS' means STUDY.
man
The study of human social relationships and institutions is called ______.
The study of human social relationships and institutions is called ______.
sociology
One of the goals of political science is to protect the rights of an ______.
One of the goals of political science is to protect the rights of an ______.
individual
Filipino culture includes various forms of ______ such as painting and weaving.
Filipino culture includes various forms of ______ such as painting and weaving.
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The ______ culture is described as colorful, emphasizing its vibrant traditions and customs.
The ______ culture is described as colorful, emphasizing its vibrant traditions and customs.
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The two main types of culture are ______ culture and material culture.
The two main types of culture are ______ culture and material culture.
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Understanding the aspects and changes of culture and ______ is crucial for analyzing human societies.
Understanding the aspects and changes of culture and ______ is crucial for analyzing human societies.
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Social norms include folkways, mores, and ______, which help develop personality.
Social norms include folkways, mores, and ______, which help develop personality.
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A ______ is an organized group of people sharing common interests or goals.
A ______ is an organized group of people sharing common interests or goals.
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Cultural change refers to alterations in the elements of ______.
Cultural change refers to alterations in the elements of ______.
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Study Notes
Overview of Anthropology, Sociology, and Political Science
- Anthropology: Originates from "ANTHROPOS" (man) and "LOGOS" (study); focuses on the scientific study of humans.
- Key branches of anthropology:
- Physical/Biological Anthropology: Examines physical development and biological bases.
- Archeology: Investigates past human societies through artifacts.
- Cultural Anthropology: Studies cultural variations among humans.
- Linguistic Anthropology: Explores language's role in cultural context.
Goals of Anthropology
- Understand human origins and diverse existences over time.
- Observe cultural commonalities (e.g., traditions, languages).
- Discover differences across cultures.
Overview of Sociology
- Sociology: Derived from the French "sociologie," meaning "companion"; studies human social relationships and institutions.
Goals of Sociology
- Investigate the nature of humanity.
- Appreciate the structure and function of society.
- Understand how cultural and social structures shape human actions and consciousness.
Overview of Political Science
- Political Science: A social science focusing on human interactions, government, and state mechanisms.
Goals of Political Science
- Foster better citizenship.
- Maintain social order among diverse groups.
- Protect individual rights and avoid conflicts.
- Promote cooperation and deepen understanding of governance.
- Pursue progress and enhance quality of life globally.
Concepts of Culture and Society
- Analyzing the concepts, aspects, and changes in culture and society.
- Importance of culture’s influence on societal development.
Definition of Culture
- Culture encompasses achievements in human society, including beliefs, practices, values, and norms.
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Elements of Culture:
- Knowledge: Information acquired.
- Beliefs: Accepted reality.
- Social Norms: Expectations for behavior (includes folkways, mores, and values).
Types of Culture
- Non-Material Culture: Intangible aspects like ideas, languages, symbols, beliefs, gestures.
- Material Culture: Tangible items such as tools, food, fashion, and architecture.
Filipino Culture Highlights
- Celebrated for its vibrancy:
- Strong family bonds and hospitality.
- Emphasis on positivity and resilience.
- Rich diversity in dialects and languages.
- Varied religious practices.
- Unique tools, culinary traditions, gestures, fashion, arts, and architecture.
Social and Cultural Change
- Cultural Change: Modifications in cultural elements (e.g., adaptation of greeting rituals during COVID-19).
- Social Change: Variations in social patterns encompassing politics, economy, health, and geography.
Community and Society
- Defined as a complex network of interconnected individuals.
- Organized groups sharing common interests and goals, reflective of their culture.
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Description
This quiz explores the fundamental concepts of anthropology, including its branches such as physical anthropology, archaeology, culture, and linguistic studies. Additionally, it presents the relationship between anthropology and sociology, focusing on the study of human behaviors, traditions, and differences. Test your understanding of the origins and diversity of human existence.
